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Who Would Survive the Haunted House? A History Analysis!

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A thrilling activity of deep historical thinking and a little creativity. A group of historical figures have been trapped inside a haunted house. It is your job to decided who can make it out alive based on what you know and what you learn about their background. Fill out the task card for each person to determine their fate. Act fast! Things are getting very scary! What's included? PDF versionDigital Versions (PPT and Google Slides)Teacher InstructionsAn ExampleTask Cards with Historical Figu

3rd - 12th

Ancient History, U.S. History, World History

Introducing Parameters with Spooky Story Activity

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Julie Teague

This hands-on coding challenge helps students new to parameters understand how functions and parameters work in JavaScript by creating a fun, spooky story generator. Students will work collaboratively to plan, write, and test a function that tells a short spooky story using parameters such as a character’s name, a creature, and a location. This activity emphasizes student thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving over step-by-step instructions.

6th - 12th

Classroom Community, Computer Science - Technology

Letters of Legacy: Rhetorical Analysis Stations | Famous Fathers' Letters | 9-12

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Ms Nelson Is Not Missing

A 3-day rhetorical analysis stations activity featuring four public-domain letters from fathers to their children. Perfect for Father's Day, end-of-year reflection, or any time you want to teach rhetorical devices through authentic, moving texts. WHAT'S INCLUDED (39 pages, print-ready PDF):✏️ Detailed Teacher Guide with overview, learning objectives, CCSS alignment, pacing, three setup options, differentiation strategies, and sensitivity considerations ✏️ Rhetorical Devices Reference Sheet (13 d

9th - 12th

Close Reading, Informational Text, Writing